A systematic skills approach to the selection and training of foster parents as mental health paraprofessionals, II: Training

Ronald F. Levant · Susan C. Slattery · Paul E. Slobodian

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This is the second of two articles describing a systematic skills approach to the selection and training of foster parents to function as mental health paraprofessionals. This article presents a discussion of the training component that was designed to enhance the helping and parenting skills of the foster parents. Results from a pilot evaluation of the training program (with both formative and summative parts) are presented.

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